Here's a follow-up for rookies on Twitter . . .
Check out article on PC Magazine - Top 10 Twitters Tips for Beginners
Let me know how to "follow" you when you start tweeting!
Find me at BusinessGolfPro
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
Staying connected and sharing interests & ideas . . .
Are You Using Twitter?
What in the world is Twitter?
That's exactly what I asked when I was first exposed to it while attending last year's Olympic Trials at the National Whitewater Center. (I attempted to use it, but was unsuccessful, so I forgot about it for several months.)
The second time I heard about Twitter was via free marketing podcasts I downloaded from iTunes. My natural curiosity peaked when I heard there were 1,000,000 people using it!
I suspect that many of you are connected to the Internet in a variety of ways including social and business networking sites like Facebook, Linked-In or Plaxo. Twitter is unique & more business oriented . . .
It is described as a "Real-time, short (140 characters) messaging service that works over multiple networks and devices." .
And,
"The singular thing that distinguishes Twitter from blogs, RSS, IM, email, etc. is synergy. It is the synergy between people’s individual streams that makes Twitter special. This happens because of an increasingly large and diverse user base, because of retweeting and other meme-spreading mechanisms, and because of serendipitous interactions and spontaneous conversations."
I am a rookie tweeter at Twitter and an enthusiastic "student". I'm interested in your thoughts and uses for Twitter . . . please share.
Are You Using Twitter?
What in the world is Twitter?
That's exactly what I asked when I was first exposed to it while attending last year's Olympic Trials at the National Whitewater Center. (I attempted to use it, but was unsuccessful, so I forgot about it for several months.)
The second time I heard about Twitter was via free marketing podcasts I downloaded from iTunes. My natural curiosity peaked when I heard there were 1,000,000 people using it!
I suspect that many of you are connected to the Internet in a variety of ways including social and business networking sites like Facebook, Linked-In or Plaxo. Twitter is unique & more business oriented . . .
It is described as a "Real-time, short (140 characters) messaging service that works over multiple networks and devices." .
And,
"The singular thing that distinguishes Twitter from blogs, RSS, IM, email, etc. is synergy. It is the synergy between people’s individual streams that makes Twitter special. This happens because of an increasingly large and diverse user base, because of retweeting and other meme-spreading mechanisms, and because of serendipitous interactions and spontaneous conversations."
I am a rookie tweeter at Twitter and an enthusiastic "student". I'm interested in your thoughts and uses for Twitter . . . please share.
Friday, February 6, 2009
Greetings,
Here's my report from last week's PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida.
First of all the economic struggles were very evident with less vendors & attendees in recent years. Frankly, I enjoyed not having to fight the usual crowds!
Below is a snippet of what I experienced and liked in new equipment:
TITLEIST www.titleist.com
All of my "test drives" were hit at the indoor range in the convention center so ball flight was limited.
Fairway Woods
909F2 is a high launch with mid spin; I liked the their multi-relief sole design for shots from the rough. ( great players who struggle with getting fairway woods airborne)
909F3 is a mid launch with low spin with a small, deeper face for greater shot control
Both models were visually pleasing and easy to swing.
909H - I am very picky about hybrids, but I loved these and will probably have one or two in my bag this season. With a "modern chassis" this club soled nicely and got the ball airborne with ease.
Irons
AP2 - if you like the feel of forged clubs & the forgiveness of perimeter weighting. These clubs had a great feel. I can't wait to see ball flight on Trackman or an outdoor setting. Performance clubs for ball flight workability.
AP1 - with a thin top-line you are hardly aware you are swing a cast iron. Multi-materials: steel mixed with a tungsten nickel sole, elastomer bar and aluminum cavity. Great for gaining a higher trajectory.
CALLAWAY www.callawaygolf.com
Woods & Hybrids - I absolutely loved the feel of the Big Bertha Diablo. Great feel & performance sole for achieve higher trajectory.
Irons - in the past I've not been a big fan of Callaway . . . I've always had difficulty "feeling" shots.
XZ-22 - "higher level of feel for skilled players" paired with forgiveness and a "sleek" look. I really liked the feel of these irons.
Women's X-22 - great feel with these irons as well
Next report . . . The Answer to lower back
Here's my report from last week's PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida.
First of all the economic struggles were very evident with less vendors & attendees in recent years. Frankly, I enjoyed not having to fight the usual crowds!
Below is a snippet of what I experienced and liked in new equipment:
TITLEIST www.titleist.com
All of my "test drives" were hit at the indoor range in the convention center so ball flight was limited.
Fairway Woods
909F2 is a high launch with mid spin; I liked the their multi-relief sole design for shots from the rough. ( great players who struggle with getting fairway woods airborne)
909F3 is a mid launch with low spin with a small, deeper face for greater shot control
Both models were visually pleasing and easy to swing.
909H - I am very picky about hybrids, but I loved these and will probably have one or two in my bag this season. With a "modern chassis" this club soled nicely and got the ball airborne with ease.
Irons
AP2 - if you like the feel of forged clubs & the forgiveness of perimeter weighting. These clubs had a great feel. I can't wait to see ball flight on Trackman or an outdoor setting. Performance clubs for ball flight workability.
AP1 - with a thin top-line you are hardly aware you are swing a cast iron. Multi-materials: steel mixed with a tungsten nickel sole, elastomer bar and aluminum cavity. Great for gaining a higher trajectory.
CALLAWAY www.callawaygolf.com
Woods & Hybrids - I absolutely loved the feel of the Big Bertha Diablo. Great feel & performance sole for achieve higher trajectory.
Irons - in the past I've not been a big fan of Callaway . . . I've always had difficulty "feeling" shots.
XZ-22 - "higher level of feel for skilled players" paired with forgiveness and a "sleek" look. I really liked the feel of these irons.
Women's X-22 - great feel with these irons as well
Next report . . . The Answer to lower back
Thursday, January 29, 2009
PGA Show -Day I
Good morning All!
Follow me as I attend the PGA Show in Orlando FL. It is the largest gather of golf related products and merchandise in the world!
I'm headed golf equipment first and especially to the Callaway to check out their latest drivers.
More soon!
Cami
Follow me as I attend the PGA Show in Orlando FL. It is the largest gather of golf related products and merchandise in the world!
I'm headed golf equipment first and especially to the Callaway to check out their latest drivers.
More soon!
Cami
Monday, December 15, 2008
What's so special about Trackman & why is it the BEST launch monitor?
What does Trackman measure? Check this out . . .
What are the professionals saying about Trackman? Read . . .
Questions?
Check back for additional chat.
What are the professionals saying about Trackman? Read . . .
Questions?
Check back for additional chat.
Friday, November 14, 2008
TrackMan Golf . . . NOT just another launch monitor . . .Excerpt from the Trackman website . . .
"The experience of watching golf on TV has changed considerably in the last decade. The many advances in technology has resulted in higher expectations from the viewers regarding what to experience during TV coverage. Showing the ball in the air or a leader board is no longer enough!
Using TrackMan™ during tournaments takes live golf coverage to a higher level. TrackMan™ provides the broadcasters with actual shot data and ball flight trajectories, which gives commentators additional information to comment on. Instead of guessing where the ball is going, viewers can follow the entire trajectory live superimposed on a graphical representation of the golf hole and learn how the professional players manage the course."
Key benefits- Show live real time 3D trajectory, while ball is in the air.
- Present accurate ball launch and ball flight data as well as trajectory.
- Create player statistics.
http://www.trackmangolf.com/index.php?id=84,0,0,1,0,0
Ready for a test drive? Free analysis with ME on Saturday, November 15, Wednesday, Nov. 19 & Friday Nov. 21 at Tiger Pro Golf in Charlotte, NC. Check out www.camiberher.com for all the details.
Friday, October 24, 2008
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